only site we've worked out with the school across from the development this is the permanent spot lamar has paid for the initial relocation and the temporary they've been working with the hope sf services team and ocii as far as the mr. larkin so and we've been working with the residents to make sure that you know the relocation plan is in place for the services to work for everybody. >> and the police station since it's a small substation. >> in a later phase in place for the next several years at least so we haven't a plan in place for that yet but subject to the relocation benefits obviously. >> and something dear to my heart hopefully, there will be no permanent displacement of murals. >> how we maintain the murals when the building is gone that's part of the plan. >> the on the questioning question is a followup to commissioner mondejar's workforce referral maybe we're not ready to talk about it i want to upstairs how the residents of affordable care act are incentive tisz advised or informed for candidates for those homes. >> a lot of our services are focused on the workforce opportun

number one affordable units those will be complete by the end of the year and substantial outreach lamar has received 44 applications for the lottery and that will dovetail the outreach process with the 16 affordable housing on blocks 53 and 54 those are under construction and will be complete at the end of next year and the next design stages for block 55 are the design development to be submitted to the building inspection and they'll have to execute a construction and that will happen with the 1u7b9 design phases and this construction will begin in frill e april of 2018 i want to recognize some of the staff when i call our name, please stand up under yeah from ocii ms. maria from ocii and two folks from lamar they all work on the affordable housing that concludes my presentation. we're here if you have questions >> thank you duo do we have any speaker cards. >> i have 4 speaker cards dr. espanola jackson, ace washington and two others. >> dr. jackson. >> i think mrs. jackson left good afternoon first madam chair rosales fellow commissioners attorney and staff director bohe and welcome bac

. >> 33-year-old anthony lamar jones has pleaded not guilty to a murder with special circumstances meaning if he is convicted, he will be eligible her neighborhood even found. 5:50. this morning a bay area teen harr already agreed with a plea deal i understand. >> reporter: laura, a deal that could put him away for seven years, for pb but the hate charges and aggravated mayhem charges were reduced. why thomas's seven-nelson mandela. >> bob south korean officials will now punish asiana airlines for the deadly crash at sfo last year. the airline will be banned from flying into sfo for 45 days. asiana airlines says they will block that decision. investigators concluded that the pilot on. >> three were. >> honda just announced a fifth death related to a recall. it was a nag the air back fromdied as a result of that malfunction. the air bags made by johnson manufacturers takak. >> pete: i don't have the once when you says prn chirjin america does make an occasional profit. it priced last nightdemean in no, michigan snrk. with their legacy problems. that would be a lot n. >> sfrchl. the new inte

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lamar. torres has pleaded not guilty to charges he kidnapped and killed the 15 year old in 2012. a hearing is set for his trial to set the date, back in september, that was then postponed until this afternoon, 1:30 today. investigators say lamar's hair was found on a rope inside the trunk of torres's car and his dna was found on her clothing. her body has not been found. >>> suspended state senator leland yee will be back in court, federal court, he's there right now. lawyers and a judge are working to separate his case from a long list of other defendants who were also arrested in that fbi raid. he faces multiple charges. he was arrested in march along with chinatown gangster raymond "shrimp boy" chow. >>> new details on the big rig crash involving the east bay, they can't be sold, the turkeys are headed to people in need. this was the view from our chopper this morning as the truck was on its side on al costa boulevard off-ramp, 680, interstate 680 in san ramon. 30,000 pounds of frozen turkeys in all headed to costco, but stores can't sell food that's been spilled on the road.

lamar. torres has pleaded not guilty to charge his kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old in 2012. date in september postponed until today. lamar's hair found on a rope inside the trunk of torres' car and his dna found on her clothing. her body has not been found. >> the case against suspend state senator leland yee could be moving forward. back in court as lawyers and a judge work to separate his case from a long list of other defendants who are also arrested in an fbi raid. yee faces various charges including corruption, brainry, gun trafficking. he was arrested in march with chinatown gang remember raymond chow, former san francisco school board president keith jackson and 26 other people. >>> walmart will spread out black friday sales this year. >> that equates, scott mcgrew, to not all of the stuff on sale at the same time. good morning. >> not everyone, sam, rushing the store at the same time. walmart wants to make black friday a five-day event. not this. things will kick off early, walmart, one of the stores that's open on thanksgiving, going to roll out sales, starting with

lamar. torres has pleaded not guilty to charge his kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old in 2012. hearing to set his trial date in september was postponed until today. lamar's hair found on a rope inside the trunk of torres' car and his dna was found on her clothing but her body has not been found. >>> the case against suspended state senator leland yee could be moving forward today. back in court as lawyers and a judge work to separate his indicate from other defendants also arrested in that fbi raid. yee faces various charges, including corruption, bribery, gun trafficking. arrested in march with chinatown gang remember raymond shrimp boy chow. former school board president keith jackson and others. >>> thousands joining nurses on a something day of a two-day strike. thousands of nurses walked off the job yesterday at 21 northern california hospitals and 35 clinics. nurses say kaiser's taking insufficient ebola precautions. today, more nurses all over california, 14 other states take it to support the -- will picket to support the claims. kaiser calls it a tactic in ongoing contr

. >> reporter: hoopi bonner, president of developer lamar irvine, has imagined this scene over a decade think this truly represents the beginning of the transformation of the san francisco shipyard. >> here's one of the bedrooms that looks out to fredell, a view of the bay. >> reporter: as the navy continues to clean toxic soil on other areas of the shipyard, work has begun on 63 affordable apartments. >> they will be truly affordable to families who are on about $50,000 income. >> reporter: it's part of a vast plan to reimagine the southeast and san francisco over the next years, from the shipyard to candlestick point, homes, parks and commercial space. >> it will be the next full neighborhood in san francisco. almost a city within a city. >> reporter: some old maritime buildings currently filled with artists will be reused. some replaced. >> i look out here and i see community of a variety of different kinds of homes. i see a community. >> it will help a lot of the people that live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: like many, pinkard had suspicions about progress. >> the millionaires

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lamar smith. the texas republican has been an outspoken critic of the president and voted increasing the number ofsays. i think it is disappointing the president is threatening congress and the american people with executive orders. .hree quarters he should not go it alone. threats, thef president himself has said he does not have the authority to do that. several times he has told bertie met with i cannot issue the executive orders that is contrary to my oath of office. i hope you will go back and see what he said. >> are you going to keep these programs from going into an effect? >> if the president pushes ahead and gives amnesty to millions of people. we will try all lawsuit and maybe actions we can take otherwise. what he does is he will just poison that there'll and make it awfully hard to work with him on other issues, in particular immigration. if he wants to accomplish anything on immigration he was to work with congress and not just issue the immigration orders. come before a vote because he will not let it. that bill ife for it comes before you in front of the current congress in the ses

republican leadership brought to the floor the early childhood education bill that senator lamar alexander has been leading. i think that's a very, very important bill. i frankly don't think it's more important than the keystone pipeline, however. so i was pleased yesterday to come to the floor and offer, as chair of the energy committee, my own priority list of what i think is most important, and i say that with sincerity because i actually support both very strongly. i have several amendments to senator lamar alexander's bill that have not been adopted, and i understand, unfortunately, will not be allowed for debate. so i don't know if i'm going to be able to vote for cloture on his bill, although i have strongly supported it. my record is as strong as anyone's in this chamber, so i'm going to be interested to see if the lamar alexander bill will allow amendments on the floor. irm i'm hoping they will. and if i can get at least a vote on the amendments that i have pending to that bill, i will absolutely, whether my amendments pass or fail, vote for it because it is the will of the body, and

senator lamar alexander has offered language in a stay chut that created the u.s. department of ed. there's no child left behind. it says the federal government wont touch curricula, won't touch instruction. so there's this whole question about well, is it touching st i standards? senator alexander said let's just close the door. let's say the federal government is not going to take anything. and i think one of the real opportunities that chris eluded to is for folks who really embrace the common corps and embrace it as a state-led initiative just for them to jump on that train. to say look, this is the kooind kind of language that everyone can agree on. let's make it clear that whoever is president in 2016, this is not something that's going to open the door to make decisions. frankly, this gets usback to the question of how much of a role, if any, the government should have in assessments. that opens a big door to no child left behind and whether or not they're blaifing appropriately. my personal preference is not to have the u.s. government telling states. >> i would love to hear

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lamar was last seen walking to school in 2012. her body has not been found. >>> the san jose police department's new drones going to remain grounded. at a neighborhood community meeting last night, the police department said it wants to use the drone to get a bird's eye view during dangerous situations. critics worry they'll use it to spy on people. the neighborhood's commission asked the department to come up with some guidelines and bring that information back to city hall for another community meeting next month. >> to ensure it would not be used to single out particular communities and to make sure it would not be infringing on people's first amendment rights or their right to privacy, as well. >> what we would like to use it for is specifically for these explosive devices and also for potential issues where somebody's life could be immediately in danger, like an active shooter or hostage or barricade situation. >> now, the department bought the drone in january for $6,900. it was widely criticized not only because the department didn't se

has to. >> there was a sign at 12th and lamar on the north side of the river that had a giant bug, a three-dimensionaltated. it was all lit up with neon. and i loved that when i was a kid. and we would get pizza at a place right across the street. my dad had a peugeot 404. it had a sunroof. nobody else i knew hay sunroof. and i'd make him drive under it so i could look up at this bug looking like it was going to pounce. i loved it. so inevitably one time we're going to get pizza. he doesn't want to take me to look at the bug. he wants to get the pizza. he leaves me in the car. he says don't touch anything. i'm 3 years old. he goes and gets the pizza. you don't do that. i touched everything. and i got it in gear and backed out onto lamar and hit this impala with this hispanic family that were just stunned to see a 3-year-old at the wheel. and my excuse was i wanted to see the bug. take me to the bug. i was drawn to the bug like the bug's drawn to the light. and you could argue i've been wrecking cars like that ever since. or making bugs ever since. >> you hit the impala full of hispanic americans. >> y

has been given. >> just relax. >> basketball? >> yeah. >> 46-year-old lamarn is sadly typical of the women working the streets in this down and out stretch of oakland. >> what kind of drugs do you use? >> coke. >> that's bad for you. >> i know. >> you see the girl that is the 50-year-old drug addict turning tricks to buy another rock. if you look back at her life and find out where this all started, you kind of start seeing there was actually probably a fair amount of abuse. you want to try to get to these girls before it gets to that point. >> do you want to explain what happened at all? >> wrong choices, wrong decisions. >> a lot of these girls didn't just wake up one day and decide, hey, i want to be a prostitute and i want to hook up with 10, 15 dudes, get raped and beat up every other week for a few bucks. a lot of these girls get started young. they come from broken families. and they're looking for that love, for that attention, somebody that's going to make them feel like they actually matter. and they end up finding it kind of in the arms of some fas

>> well, i believe that the congress has to get back to the business of governing. there is a group much us, lamar alexander, chuck schumer, working on 20 democrats and republicans meeting, talking how we can move forward stop having people throw sand in the government. we have so much opportunity right now. the economy is stabilized, gas prices are lowest in four years, we have this opportunity to compete even better on the international stage. this is an opportunity we must take. i see congress as having to come together no matter what happens in this election and then i see the president having to work with both sides and everything to have congress actually come to the president with some ideas and i just haven't seen that as much in the past. >> schieffer: harry reid's political action committee ran ads on black radio in north carolina saying republican tom tillis supported gun laws like the ones that caused the shooting death of trayvon martin. in other races, they are running ads that show black people being shot, some people would even call it race-hating. is that taking it a little far? >

lamar barnes. he tells me that delvin was raised by good parents, that his father was a minister. the uncle says that he is disturbed by the allegations and has these words for his nephew. >> i tell him he's wrong, and if he was somebody i didn't know, i would say whatever they do to him is fine. but now he's my nephew, same thing. what aim going to do? it's just hard for me to accept the viciousness of it. really surprised. some men have problems with women so they take it out on women. apparently he's one of them. >> reporter: the uncle has seen this video of the attack on carlesha and says he's glad she's safe. he and i talked about his nephew's conviction. the family lived in virginia after he was released. the uncle tells me those charges were brought by the mother ofvin's daughter. he's accused of capital murder in virginia. the uncle says that delvin barnes was a troubled boy despite his parents' efforts to create a loving home for he and his sister. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> and there is still much to learn about this crime. nbc 10 is committed to staying on top of this breaking story on the air, online and on social medi

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accommodation like bob corker and others, lamar alexander who may try to reach a middle and do something on tax reform and trade policy that ooh ronically president obama has tried to do but democrats have stopped him. or is it going to be a divided republican party in three parts? candidates. very right wing tea party members who are not running for president and more moderate people who want to prove that republicans can get something done, can govern to position themselves for 2016. >> this is going to be fascinating. seeing them already fighting over the spoils before they've obtained them. >> take a look at some of the chairmanships and that's a key. john mccain will take over armed services. jim imhoff will take over the environment. he's a climate change denier. >> greatest hoax ever perpetrated on mankind. >> andrea mitchell, i can't wait to help cover this with you. >> i have a big guest on my show tomorrow. >> who do you have? >> rachel maddow. >> really? i better get up in time to see that. >>> just a few hours away, civics geeks. for wall to wall coverage tomorrow night, msnbc has the services of steve kornacki and his amazing wall. stay with u

office has determined that my amendment would not score and would not affect direct spendings or revenues. my amendment is supported by the chairman of science, space and technology committee, lamar smith. my amendment also has the support and -- of the sponsor, mr. schweikert, and i'd like to thank both the chairman, mr. smith, and congressman schweikert for their efforts on this legislation in my support of my amendment. as a result of my good governance amendment, they would make all scientific and technical information relied upon for rulemaking available online before proposing or finalizing new regulations. i strongly support h.r. 4012 and am proud to co-sponsor this commonsense bill offered by my good friend and fellow arizonan, mr. schweikert. it would require the earned run average to use actual science and requires that the science be made available for peer review and reproduction. a recent poll from the institute of energy research found approximately 90% of all americans support making studies and data utilized by the federal government available to the general public. by the way, the general public is not stupid. the intent of the bill is transparency, and i believe

lamar alexander running for re-election defeated a tea party candidate. he tea party influence on a permanent down swing? >> i think the tea party still has a place.s the system of democracy is about. people will have a voice at all ends of the spectrum. i believe the tea party is alive and well but i think if the tea party sees that we republicans are able to move policies forward in the house and senate and put something on the desk of the president make him make a decision on the policy they'll have more confidence we indeed govern. >> some in the tea party are saying that the way to govern in the future is through confrontation. it remains to be seen. we have to wait to see what the american people decide tomorrow. thank you for being with me. >>> coming up a midterm monday five things. it's not just candidates on the ballot tomorrow. 147 initiatives could become state laws. we pick five we think you should know about. and here is one more shot from boston. the funeral for long time mayor thomas menino. former president bill clinton one of the dignitaries joining the city of boston for the emotional goodbye. drop 40 grandw set of wheels, then.

we have lamar alexander ascending to chairman of the panel and the retirement of tom harkin, who was the leader of health and a lot ways, devoted his career to help. alexander has been involved and cares about education, has positioned himself to oppose obama vocally. which makes him interesting to watch, not only will he a those in obama policy, he has an idea of what he wants to do instead, and he pushes those ideas. he thinks them through and tries to make them work. he is not just a guy who says no. you're going to see a lot of his ideas coming through. if we return to regular order you can expect to see a lot of bills out of the health committee. he likes to legislate. in finance you have utah taking the helm harry hatch and alexander, they are old school. they come from a world where you would reach across the aisle and make a bill and write legislation. you have laws with hatch's name that have been around for decades. this is a similar approach we don't see as much. these are guys that are two very important and eager to start getting things done. >> this is an interesting point you make. one of the things i've been saying in my head is for those expect

has got to have something intelligent to say about both of those issues. to articulate a position on education. it is no coincidence the last republican president was very good talking lot about education. lamar alexander talk about about education. we don't into compelling picture about how to improve the educational system. >> a good transition in 2016. >> the last two republican presidents -- very -- >> there was another bush to -- >> >> my next point probably yesterday -- presidential sweeps around the country that were men and women thinking about running for president surrounded by family and consultants digging into the results yesterday's. what does that say about my chances, what makes me the next president? who do you see as being the year the winners and losers. in 2016 based on his results. >> the republican primary. >> the secretary -- >> i don't think it is particularly productive to squeeze the presidential campaign to work out of this. there is no one faction in the republican party that is large enough to produce a presidential nominee. you can't run from one particular slice and hope to win the nomination. whoever wins it will demonstrate an ability to delaine tea party libe

lamar smith. i think the world of his opinion. i yield. mr. smith: i'll just say that i purposely stayed on the house floor just because i respect and admire the gentleman and what he has to say and i happen to have agreed with everything he mentioned tonight about obamacare. and let me say also that the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, oftentimes speaks on the house floor and he's speaking to an audience that is listening to us on c-span and we do appreciate his speaking truth. we appreciate his bringing out the facts. and we hope that those who are in a position to make changes or to even repeal obamacare will do so and if that occurs it will be in large part a tribute to louie gohmert's persist ebs in pointing out the flaws -- persistence in pointing out the flaws in obamacare. i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. gohmert: i thank moo my friend from san antonio. you know, it's ironic. there's so many people here, and a lot of new people have gotten elected, three were sworn in here tonight, and the ones i've come to know they appreciate honesty. it was in the national media not long ago, with dennis kucinich. and people were surprised, well, even though you and